Western Fantasy: The Princess Wants to Save the World

Chapter 156 Confession

This panic made them suspicious of Lesley Ann.

Some people have already started discussing in low voices.

The noises became more and more numerous, and Cecilia couldn't help but hear some of them.

This was something she couldn't avoid.

It's no surprise that the entire demon clan has the ability to easily see through the magic on the mask.

If this mask is really calculated according to its properties, it should be classified as a black magic item.

Magic cannot change human cognition, but black magic can.

However, the illusion of appearance created by this mask will not bring any side effects to other people, and it was given to her by the system four hundred years ago.

It is natural that she still uses it now.

Since she began to arouse suspicion, there was no need for her as the central figure to stay any longer. She signaled to Lorian and left first.

Lorian knew Cecilia's identity. Although he had his doubts, he immediately maintained the chaos on the field.

"So you like getting to know people from other people's mouths, right?"

"If your comrades who fought alongside you don't believe it, who else can you trust?"

"Don't you know what to ask and what not to ask, what to think and what not to think?"

Lorian's string of words became more and more fluent.

Leslian has been performing very well since the demon invasion.

Even if we ignore his achievements on the battlefield, the fact that he shared how to improve the level of magicians should not be doubted.

Lorian was apparently speaking to the magicians in the magician army.

In fact, he used magic to make his voice reach everyone's ears.

Drovil and Valken immediately echoed.

Many of the soldiers who survived the battle against the vampires benefited from Leslian's methods of easing assimilation.

Lesley Ann was a literal lifesaver for some of them.

The life-saving grace should be repaid with a spring of water.

But they actually began to doubt Leslie Ann.

Droville's final conclusion was that it was just a means for the vampires to sow discord.

As for whether Drover really thought so, only he himself knew it.

This is another relatively significant victory for humanity.

The ogres were previously invincible on the battlefield, but after this battle, the dark clouds hanging over the heads of humans were much relieved.

Ever since the magician's army split up into many groups to provide support in various places, almost all the places that received support were able to fight back. Even if they could not win, they would not be chased and beaten by the demons again.

The value of magicians was clearly demonstrated in this war against invasion.

There are reports on magicians in the Rose Daily almost every day.

What role did the magicians play in which city and which battle today? What kind of help will the magicians provide in post-war assistance tomorrow? And so on.

From Lorian's perspective, more and more people will be willing to learn magic in the future, maybe even everyone will learn it.

Under this trend, the Magicians' Guild, as the oldest and most experienced guild, will naturally rise with the tide.

The idea of ​​revitalizing the Magicians' Guild will be gradually realized.

After all the troops returned to the camp to rest, the first person to find Leslian was Droville.

Cecilia would not be surprised which of Valken, Lorian, and Droville would find her first.

After arriving at Drovile's camp, Cecilia saw Valken, Lorian and even Peg were there, so she just nodded and greeted them politely.

Cecilia walked to the seat reserved for her and sat down.

The four of them sat in a row opposite Cecilia, who was right in the middle of the Droville camp.

A typical form of trial.

The four people sitting in the corresponding judge positions had different expressions.

Valken and Lorian looked hesitant.

In their minds, they were more inclined to believe that this was a tactic used by the vampires to sow discord.

The IQ of vampires is similar to that of humans, so it is not impossible that they have so-called psychological tactics.

So such an open interrogation environment made them feel a little embarrassed.

Especially Lorien.

Although Valken could pretend that he didn't know that Leslie Ann was Cecilia, it still felt a bit unnatural.

If Lorian paid a little more attention to Valken, he would definitely have discovered something abnormal about Valken.

Unfortunately, all of Lorian’s attention is now on how to ease the atmosphere and prevent Cecilia from being wronged.

Peg's expression didn't change from usual, it was more like Droville was pulling her over to make up the numbers or to show respect.

As for Drover himself, his expression was solemn and his brows were furrowed. He had been observing Leslian since he entered the tent.

Lesley Ann's expression was changed by the mask.

The expression on Leslian's face that Drover saw depended more on what kind of expression on Leslian's face he wanted to see.

But the problem is that Droville has no idea about Leslian.

This acquaintance of Her Royal Highness the Princess had helped her and the army achieve many military exploits.

He didn't mean to disappoint Leslie Ann, but he was afraid of the worst.

Obviously, Leslian was not far away from him, but Droville just couldn't see Leslian's expression clearly.

After he sorted out his emotions, he asked, "Do you know why I called you here?"

Lesley Ann nodded.

Droville continued, "I need an explanation from you."

Even if it's a lie, even if it's a performance.

As long as Lesley Ann said he was wronged, he would believe it.

But the familiar feather pen slowly wrote in the air,

"By coincidence, I did go to the continent of Swester four hundred years ago. I only stayed there for seventeen years, and then I unexpectedly returned to the present."

The expressions of the other three people changed drastically and became serious at the same time.

Lorian and Valken were horrified.

Valken suddenly found a reason for Cecilia's sudden change of temperament.

What was the situation on the continent of Swester more than four hundred years ago? The historical records are disorganized, and some of them seem more like legends.

But one thing is undoubted, humans had no say in the continent of Swester at that time.

The princess who had been spoiled since childhood and had gotten whatever she wanted, actually stayed in that time and space for seventeen years?

Lorian was more of a surprise.

In this case, there was no need for Cecilia to lie.

Did she really go there four hundred years ago?

Peg's eyes turned scrutinizing as she looked at Lesley Ann, "Do you know what you're talking about?"

The quill wrote slowly, "I know this seems ridiculous, but it is the truth."

"Similarly, it is undeniable that I am a human being."

"I have no way of proving that I have been to four hundred years ago and returned from four hundred years ago, but I believe you all have the answer to whether I am human or not and whether I will harm humans."

"If you want to prove anything, I can accompany you."

"I just hope that these will be carried out when the war is a little slower."